Strickland self defense bill draws police opposition
Police oppose Strickland backed measure that would shift burden of proof in self defense cases while allowing gun rights changes. Ohio officials warn it endangers officers and public safety. House committee approved the bill 9 to 3 with NRA support cited by critics as risking police safety.
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State Highway Patrol
Patrol
Ohio Department of Public Safety
Public Safety
Tom Hunter
National Rifle Association
Ohio
Iowa
Cadens
NRA
John Iwarter
House
Senate
Jay Smith
Fraternal Order of Police
Buckeye State Sheriffs Association
Bob Cornwell
Cornwell
Steve Loomis
Cleveland Police Patrolman’s Association
Loomis
Remembering Amherst Leader Anthony DePaola
Patricia DePaola recalls her husband Anthony DePaola a former Amherst mayor who died at 79 after a pancreatic cancer battle. The long time Republican's colleagues describe him as devoted to the city and outspoken yet loyal to constituents, with longtime service including 40 to 60 hours weekly on city business.
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Patricia DePaola
DePaola
Amherst
Anthony DePaola
Eagle Store
David Taylor
Lorain
U.S
Two Rescued From Demolished Truck In Ditch Crash
Two men were injured when a flatbed truck skidded 310 feet into a Baumhart Road ditch in Brownhelm Township. Driver Matthew Watson 19 of Toledo escaped, while passenger Michael Harmon 36 of Toledo required extraction, rode to a 5 foot embankment, and was flown to MetroHealth Medical Center. Watson released from hospital.
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Brownhelm
Baumhart Road
South Amherst
Matthew Watson
Toledo
Michael Harmon
Harmon
Eral
Dennis Hevener
Ohio Highway Patrol
Clifton Dowell
Watson
Perrysburg
Middle Ridge Road
Dowell
Life Flight
Community Health Partners Hospital
Lorain
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Seven honored as National Merit Scholars
Seven area students were named National Merit Scholars from the 2008 program. Winners include Jeffrey Russ Avon Lake at Iowa studying literature and writing. Sean Charboneau Columbia Station at Ohio University studying computer science. Joshua Castro-White Lorain at Ohio State University studying education. Michael Beach North Olmsted at St. Edward studying education. Carolyn Aldana Westlake at Ohio State studying medicine. Renuka Shenoy Westlake at Miami University studying chemistry. Jennifer Koch Westlake at Miami University studying chemistry. More than 1.4 million juniors entered the competition from over 21,000 high schools. 16,000 semifinalists were named last fall.
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Elyria
Jeffrey C. Russ
Avon Lake
University of Iowa
Sean D. Charboneau
Columbia Station
Ohio University
Olmsted Falls
Joshua A. Castro-White
Lorain
Ohio State University
Amherst Steele
Michael R. Beach
North Olmsted
St. Edward
Carolyn M. Aldana
Westlake
Renuka S. Shenoy
Magnificat
Jennifer C. Koch
Miami University
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